Active
Active movement of the body and upper limbs
Exercises for range of motion, strength and trunk control, with demands that increase gradually as the patient progresses.

CE-certified medical device
CUREO digitally supports motor, sensory and cognitive functions. The patient exercises in virtual scenarios while the therapist picks the exercise, adjusts the difficulty and follows the performance live from a tablet.

What CUREO is
CUREO is a virtual-reality therapy system for motor, sensory and cognitive functions. The patient exercises in scenarios that keep them engaged, while the therapist runs the whole session from a tablet — choosing the exercise, changing the difficulty and following the performance in real time.
Game elements encourage more repetitions and more consistent attendance, and progress is recorded automatically for documentation and for planning the next session.
The system is intended for therapy. Diagnostic use is expressly excluded.

Manufacturer’s footage
Fitting the headset, choosing an exercise on the tablet, the exercise itself and group work — footage from the manufacturer CUREosity, without sound or commentary.
Modules
More than 50 exercises for fine and gross motor skills, sensory perception and cognition. The content adapts to what the patient can do, and additional tests of reaction, precision and reach help track the therapy.
Active movement of the body and upper limbs
Exercises for range of motion, strength and trunk control, with demands that increase gradually as the patient progresses.
Fine motor skills of the hand and fingers
Targeted grasping, pinch-grip and individual finger movements, with hand tracking and no extra controllers.
Coordination and motor control
Tasks for hand–eye coordination, precision and reaction speed, suitable at different stages of rehabilitation.
Cognitive functions
Exercises for attention, memory, planning and visuospatial perception in an environment that holds concentration.
Relaxation and regulation
Immersive environments for guided breathing and relaxation, as an opening or a close to a therapy session.
Motivating activities
Game-like activities that combine motor and cognitive demands and encourage more repetitions.
Activities of daily living
Simulations of everyday tasks that help carry skills from therapy over into daily life.
Why VR
Exercising in a virtual environment engages sight, hearing and movement at once. The patient is more active than in conventional exercises, while the therapist keeps full control of the session.
Points, levels and visible progress push the patient towards more repetitions, and repetition is what consolidates a movement pattern.
An environment that works on several senses at once holds attention and activates exactly the motor and cognitive functions the therapy targets.
The patient experiences the virtual hands as their own, which supports relearning movement.
Forms of therapy

One patient, the therapist’s full attention and precise dosing of difficulty.

The therapist runs several patients in the same slot, each on their own programme.

Up to six patients at once, each with individually adapted content.
From early rehabilitation to outpatient follow-up: group and parallel work, automatic documentation and a wide range of patients.
Arrange a demonstration on your wardA compact system, quick to set up, and a new service that sets your practice apart and makes better use of each slot.
Arrange a demonstration on your premisesCUREO in practice
Clips from the manufacturer’s material: how a session runs, what the patient sees in the headset, what the therapist has in front of them on the tablet, and what group work looks like. No sound.
Tracking progress
Results are recorded automatically and compared across sessions — attention, range of motion, posture, reaction speed, accuracy and memory, separately for the left and right hand. The report is used in documentation and in the conversation with the patient.
Assurance
The CUREO software is certified as a medical device under the CE mark, and the manufacturer CUREosity GmbH works to the ISO 13485 quality management standard.
It is. The CUREO software is certified as a medical device under the CE mark, and the manufacturer works to the ISO 13485 standard. The system is intended for therapy; diagnostic use is expressly excluded.
Patients with sensorimotor, cognitive and perceptual impairments — after a stroke, in other neurological conditions and in orthopaedic rehabilitation, from early rehabilitation to outpatient follow-up.
Up to six, each with individually adapted content. Individual and parallel work are equally possible.
VR headset, tablet, controller, router, a silicone cover for disinfection and a transport case. The system needs no dedicated room and no installation work.
We come to your facility with the full set of equipment and your therapists try the system themselves, ideally with a real patient. The date is agreed in advance around your department’s schedule.
Yes. The system comes with therapist training on delivery, plus technical and clinical support in Croatian.
We bring the equipment, your therapists try it on the spot, and you decide afterwards. No conference-room presentation.
Tell us who you treat and we will propose a set-up that makes sense.
CUREO alongside BTS Bioengineering and Saebo — what we represent and what each system is for.
Measurement protocols, the anatomy of a clinical report and three starting equipment configurations.
Installation, team training, support and documentation for public procurement.